Contents Now Platform Capabilities Previous Topic Next Topic Delete Mailbox activity Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Delete Mailbox activity The Delete Mailbox activity deletes the Microsoft Exchange mailbox of an Active Directory user. Optional parameters determine how the Exchange server handles the mailbox after deleting the user. This activity implements the Microsoft Exchange Remove-Mailbox command. To access this activity in the Workflow Editor, select the Custom tab, and then navigate to Custom Activities > Exchange > Mailbox.Note: This activity replaces an Exchange activity by the same name available in releases prior to Geneva. If you have a workflow created in a previous version that uses the deprecated activity, your workflow will continue to work normally after upgrading to Geneva. However, all new workflows must use the custom version of this activity. This activity was built with the PowerShell activity designer, which gives workflow administrators the ability to store input and output variables in the databus. Input variables Table 1. Delete Mailbox input variables Variable Description hostname The hostname of the Exchange server with which the activity interacts. Do not enter an IP address in this variable. domain The name of the Exchange server's assigned domain. user Active Directory user to delete. The activity passes this value to Exchange as the Identity Exchange variable. parameters Optional parameters to pass to the Exchange server written in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). Exchange activities cannot pass parameters that reference an object, such as a PSCredential object. Plain text is automatically converted to SecureString objects for parameters that require that data type.Attempting to save an activity that specifies duplicate parameters, including parameters from activity variables, or incorrectly formatted JSON causes a warning message to appear.Note: When passing a switch parameter, such as ForceUpgrade, you must use the format "parameter":"true". Output variables Table 2. Delete Mailbox output variables Variable Description result Either success or failure. error Error message if the operation fails. Conditions Table 3. Delete Mailbox conditions Condition Description Success The activity succeeded in deleting the specified user's mailbox. Failure The activity failed to delete the specified user's mailbox. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Delete Mailbox activity The Delete Mailbox activity deletes the Microsoft Exchange mailbox of an Active Directory user. Optional parameters determine how the Exchange server handles the mailbox after deleting the user. This activity implements the Microsoft Exchange Remove-Mailbox command. To access this activity in the Workflow Editor, select the Custom tab, and then navigate to Custom Activities > Exchange > Mailbox.Note: This activity replaces an Exchange activity by the same name available in releases prior to Geneva. If you have a workflow created in a previous version that uses the deprecated activity, your workflow will continue to work normally after upgrading to Geneva. However, all new workflows must use the custom version of this activity. This activity was built with the PowerShell activity designer, which gives workflow administrators the ability to store input and output variables in the databus. Input variables Table 1. Delete Mailbox input variables Variable Description hostname The hostname of the Exchange server with which the activity interacts. Do not enter an IP address in this variable. domain The name of the Exchange server's assigned domain. user Active Directory user to delete. The activity passes this value to Exchange as the Identity Exchange variable. parameters Optional parameters to pass to the Exchange server written in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). Exchange activities cannot pass parameters that reference an object, such as a PSCredential object. Plain text is automatically converted to SecureString objects for parameters that require that data type.Attempting to save an activity that specifies duplicate parameters, including parameters from activity variables, or incorrectly formatted JSON causes a warning message to appear.Note: When passing a switch parameter, such as ForceUpgrade, you must use the format "parameter":"true". Output variables Table 2. Delete Mailbox output variables Variable Description result Either success or failure. error Error message if the operation fails. Conditions Table 3. Delete Mailbox conditions Condition Description Success The activity succeeded in deleting the specified user's mailbox. Failure The activity failed to delete the specified user's mailbox.
Delete Mailbox activity The Delete Mailbox activity deletes the Microsoft Exchange mailbox of an Active Directory user. Optional parameters determine how the Exchange server handles the mailbox after deleting the user. This activity implements the Microsoft Exchange Remove-Mailbox command. To access this activity in the Workflow Editor, select the Custom tab, and then navigate to Custom Activities > Exchange > Mailbox.Note: This activity replaces an Exchange activity by the same name available in releases prior to Geneva. If you have a workflow created in a previous version that uses the deprecated activity, your workflow will continue to work normally after upgrading to Geneva. However, all new workflows must use the custom version of this activity. This activity was built with the PowerShell activity designer, which gives workflow administrators the ability to store input and output variables in the databus. Input variables Table 1. Delete Mailbox input variables Variable Description hostname The hostname of the Exchange server with which the activity interacts. Do not enter an IP address in this variable. domain The name of the Exchange server's assigned domain. user Active Directory user to delete. The activity passes this value to Exchange as the Identity Exchange variable. parameters Optional parameters to pass to the Exchange server written in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). Exchange activities cannot pass parameters that reference an object, such as a PSCredential object. Plain text is automatically converted to SecureString objects for parameters that require that data type.Attempting to save an activity that specifies duplicate parameters, including parameters from activity variables, or incorrectly formatted JSON causes a warning message to appear.Note: When passing a switch parameter, such as ForceUpgrade, you must use the format "parameter":"true". Output variables Table 2. Delete Mailbox output variables Variable Description result Either success or failure. error Error message if the operation fails. Conditions Table 3. Delete Mailbox conditions Condition Description Success The activity succeeded in deleting the specified user's mailbox. Failure The activity failed to delete the specified user's mailbox.
